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Texas law protects people's Second Amendment rights to possess guns. You have a right to carry a firearm and other weapons on your person or vehicle. Most people, however, do not realize that carrying a weapon could be a crime if you possess it while...

Facing charges for DWI in Texas can be an emotionally and mentally challenging experience. However, if you own a teaching certificate, the penalties for a DWI can be even more severe. In certain instances, a DWI charge may result in the cancellation of...

Texas takes drunk driving seriously, and a conviction attracts severe penalties. Many Texans know that it is illegal to drink and drive but find it confusing to differentiate between driving under the influence (DUI) and driving while intoxicated (DWI)....

Getting charged with a DWI in Texas can have serious consequences, which include incarceration and hefty fines. If you're charged with a DWI while having a minor in your car, the penalties become much more severe. In addition to facing legal...

Accidents happen all the time. You can be involved in an accident when you least expect it. If you are involved in an accident when you are intoxicated, you could be tempted to flee the accident scene to avoid DWI consequences. While the police will...

Drunk driving is a severe offense, mainly when it results in a person’s death. Upon involvement in a fatal DWI, you risk facing severe felony charges, including murder for causing a wrongful death. Understanding the legal guidelines that attract murder...

A DWI (driving while intoxicated) charge differs from most criminal offenses because it invokes two legal proceedings upon arrest, including the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) administrative hearing and criminal proceedings. Your job during the DMV...

Driving while intoxicated is a serious offense in Texas. A driver will be arrested for this offense if they operate a vehicle with a BAC of 0.08% or more in the state. After an arrest, an offender is allowed to make a call to a loved one, friend, or...